View Other Concept Cars

Concept Hellion (2007)

There’s plenty to like about the Hellion concept, from its overall unusual design to the many specific touches that define its character. These include a performance flavor with its prominent hood scoop, a sharply-raked windshield, and 20-inch aluminum wheels. Functional aluminum skid plates wrap underneath the Hellion to suggest that its design is clearly not all glitz.

Inside, the high-tech theme continues with the structural ribs exposed. An overhead console with an integrated drop-down LCD monitor and interior lighting is suspended from the ribs and runs the length of the cockpit. Four racing-style bucket seats are provided with an unusual hydration system that uses a refillable reservoir inside each seat instead of a cupholder. Drinks are dispensed via a hands-free, pump-assisted flow tube at each seat.

An interesting array of advanced technologies is incorporated into the Hellion’s design, as one might expect. These include electronic stability control, shift-by-wire transmission, adaptive cruise control, wireless Internet, and onboard navigation.